By Mr. George Lindley. 



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101. Rossanna, Miller. 

 *Rossanne, Duhamel. 



** JRosanne, Duhamel, Hort. Transactions. 



* Petite Roussanne, Bon Jardinier. 



* Alberge J mine, Bon Jardinier. 



* Peche Jaune, Bon Jardinier. 



* St. Laurent Jaune, Bon Jardinier. 



102. Yellow Mignonne, Hort. Transactions. 



Class III. Division III. Subdivision II. Section I. 

 Crenated leaves with reniform glands. Small flowers. 

 Nectarines. Clingstones. 



103. Golden, Miller. 



104. Tawny, Forsyth. 



Class III. Division III. Subdivision II. Section II. 

 Crenated leaves with reniform glands. Small flowers. 

 Nectarines. Melters. 



105. Aromatic, Forsyth. 



106. Brugnon red at the stone, Nurs. Catalogues. 



Violet red at the stone, Nurs. Catalogues. 



107. Claremont, ( a3 ) Nurs. Catalogues. 



108. Elruge (Common), Aiton's Epitome. 



109. Du Tellier's, Aiton's Epitome. 



Due de Tello, Nurs. Catalogues. 



110. Genoa, Nurs. Catalogues. 



Late Genoa, Aiton's Epitome. 

 («) The Claremont Nectarine was raised about 1750, and the tree first pro- 

 duced fruit about 1759, against the south wall in the great Tool-house quarter at 

 Hampton Court. Mr. Padley and some others believe this to be the same as the 

 Elruge of the Nurseries. As, however, they have been kept hitherto separate, 

 I have not made the one a synonym of the other. 



